Sram Force 10 Speed Group
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***SOLD*** Sram Force 10 Speed Group
****SOLD****
I just took all of this off of one of my bikes. Everything works well, no issues, but you may want new hoods depending on how picky you are (I'm not so I never replaced them). This group would be a good candidate to get your bike into the STI/Ergo thread!
$215 shipped. Please cover transaction fees, if any.
- Sram Force carbon crankset, 175mm, 53/39. The rings are looking pretty worn but I haven't had any problems shifting. There's some shoe rub but not too bad.
- GXP bottom bracket, BSA, nice and smooth.
- Sram Force front derailleur, braze on. The pic shows the adapter but I need to hang on to it, so it's just the derailleur.
- Sram Force rear derailleur. This was new when I put it on. It probably has a couple thousand miles on it now. It's pretty clean and in good shape.
- Sram Rival brakes. There are some scratches underneath but they do a good job of stopping the bike.
- Sram Force carbon shifters. As I said, you may or may not want new hoods, but they work well.
- KMC X10SL gold chain. Probably has 1500 miles or so on it
- A 6600 cassette is included, not the 7800 pictured.
I just took all of this off of one of my bikes. Everything works well, no issues, but you may want new hoods depending on how picky you are (I'm not so I never replaced them). This group would be a good candidate to get your bike into the STI/Ergo thread!
$215 shipped. Please cover transaction fees, if any.
- Sram Force carbon crankset, 175mm, 53/39. The rings are looking pretty worn but I haven't had any problems shifting. There's some shoe rub but not too bad.
- GXP bottom bracket, BSA, nice and smooth.
- Sram Force front derailleur, braze on. The pic shows the adapter but I need to hang on to it, so it's just the derailleur.
- Sram Force rear derailleur. This was new when I put it on. It probably has a couple thousand miles on it now. It's pretty clean and in good shape.
- Sram Rival brakes. There are some scratches underneath but they do a good job of stopping the bike.
- Sram Force carbon shifters. As I said, you may or may not want new hoods, but they work well.
- KMC X10SL gold chain. Probably has 1500 miles or so on it
- A 6600 cassette is included, not the 7800 pictured.
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01-12-19, 12:14 PM
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Oof I want this real bad, it's the groupset I've got on my wishlist for an upcoming build, but the timing ain't right. GLWS!
